“drug import licence” means a licence granted under Section 4(2) for the importation of restricted drugs;

[1]“film” means a cinematograph film, slide, video tape or video disc, television programme or any other form of recording from which a visual
image can be produced;

“poppy straw” means any part (other than the seeds) of the opium poppy (Papaver somniferum);

“restricted drug” means a drug the importation of which is prohibited unless the requirements of Section 4 are complied with;

[2]“slide” means a glass or film slide intended for projection as a still picture by lantern or other type of projector, and includes a series
of still pictures included in a single strip of glass or film.

EFFECT.

The provisions of this Part are in addition to, and not in derogation of, the operation of any other law relating to the importation
of goods.

RESTRICTION ON IMPORTATION.

The importation of any goods specified in the second column of Schedule 2 is prohibited–

(a) in the case where the words “Prohibited absolutely” appear in the third column opposite to the description of the goods–absolutely;
and

(b) in a case where the words “Subject to Section 4” appear in the third column of the Schedule opposite to the description
of the goods–unless the requirements of Section 4 are complied with; and

(c) in the case where the words “Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g))” appear in the third
column of that Schedule opposite to the description of the goods–is prohibited unless the requirements of Section 4 (other
than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)) are complied with; and

(d) in the case where the words “Permission of”, followed by the name or description of one or more persons or a body, appear
in the third column of the Schedule opposite to the description of the goods–unless the prior written permission of that person
or of one of those persons, or of that body, as the case may be, is obtained for importation; and

(e) in a case where conditions or requirements are set out in the third column of the Schedule opposite to the description of those
goods–unless the conditions or requirements are complied with.

(1) In this section, “drug”, when described in terms of a plant, includes the plant or part of the plant.

(2) The importation of a restricted drug is prohibited–

(a) unless the person importing it has been granted a licence in Form 1 that–

(i) is in force at the time of importation; and

(ii) has been granted for its importation; and

(b) unless the Commissioner General gives his prior written permission for each importation of it.

(3) The Commissioner General may grant a drug import licence to–

(a) a medical practitioner, veterinary surgeon, dentist or pharmacist; or

(b) a person who proves to the satisfaction of the Commissioner General that–

(i) he is a fit and proper person to be allowed to import restricted drugs; or

(ii) in a case where he is seeking to import one or more restricted drugs–he is a fit and proper person to be allowed to import
it or them; or

(iii) in a case where he is seeking to import those drugs or one or more restricted drugs in a particular form–that he is a
fit and proper person to be allowed to import it or them in that form,

and who makes written application to the Commissioner General.

(4) A drug import licence may authorize–

(a) the importation of all restricted drugs, or of one or more restricted drugs; or

(b) the importation of restricted drugs or of one or more restricted drugs in a particular form only.

(5) A drug import licence is subject to the following conditions:–

(a) the licensee shall not dispose of a restricted drug, or a substance or mixture in the preparation of which a restricted drug has
been used, except–

(i) for use for medical or scientific purposes; and

(ii) after the licensee has satisfied himself that it will be so used;

(b) the licensee shall not dispose of a restricted drug, or a substance or mixture in the preparation of which a restricted drug has
been used, except to a person approved by the Commissioner General;

(c) the licensee shall keep all restricted drugs, and all substances and mixtures in the preparation of which a restricted drug has
been used, in safe custody until he disposes of them;

(d) the licensee shall record in a book kept by him for that purpose–

(i) the quantity of each restricted drug, and each substance and mixture in the preparation of which a restricted drug has been used,
and the name and address of the person from whom he obtained the drug, substance or mixture; and

(ii) the quantity of each restricted drug, and each substance or mixture in the preparation of which a restricted drug has been used,
supplied by him to another person, and the name and address of that person; and

(iii) the quantity of each restricted drug used by him in the manufacture of substances or mixtures, the quantity of each restricted
drug lost, destroyed, evaporated or wasted in such manufacture and the quantity and nature of the substances and mixtures;

(e) the licensee shall ensure that the books kept by him–

(i) are in an up-to-date condition; and

(ii) are an accurate record of all matters required by this Part to be recorded;

(f) the licensee shall retain the books kept by him under this section until the Commissioner General approves of their destruction;

(g) the licensee shall, when required by the Commissioner General, produce promptly for examination–

(i) the books kept under this section; and

(ii) all restricted drugs, and all substances and mixtures in the preparation of which a restricted drug has been used, that are in
his possession.

(6) Unless sooner determined, a drug import licence remains in force for a period of one year from the date of grant.

(7) Where the Minister is of opinion that a condition specified in Subsection (5) has not been complied with, he shall forward to
the licensee a notice in Form 2.

(8) Where the licensee does not show cause, within 14 days of receipt of a notice under Subsection (7), why the licence specified
in that notice should not be revoked, the Commissioner General shall revoke the licence.

“brewer’s rice” means the grain of Oryza sativa processed as a brewing adjunct, in the same manner as that in which the grain is processed for edible purposes, by removing from
the kernel the outer husk, the bran layers and the germ;

“broken kernel” means a particle of rice consisting of less than half of a grain;

“broken rice” means rice which contains more than 60% of broken kernel;

“brown rice” means rice of import standard that consists of the gain of Oryza sativa obtained by removing the hulls only from first-class paddy rice that has been properly matured and dried;

“pre-packed rice meal” means a rice meal that–

(a) is imported in a package containing not more than 1 kg of white rice; and

(b) contains other ingredients that in the opinion of the Commissioner General are sufficient to constitute a complete meal;

“rice of import standard” means rice that–

(a) is free of hulls, dirt, dust, straw, musty or mouldy grain or foreign seeds; and

(b) contains not more than–

(i) 20% of broken kernel; and

(ii) 3% of red grains; and

(iii) 14.5% of moisture content;

“vitamin-enriched white rice” means white rice enriched by a process that gives the Vitamin B complex obtained in brown rice so that there is a Thiamin content
of not less than 300 micrograms per 100g of rice;

“white rice” means rice of import standard that consists of the grain of Oryza sativa obtained by removing all the bran coat and germ from brown rice or undermilled rice.

RESTRICTION ON IMPORTATION OF RICE.

(1) Subject to Subsection (2), the importation of rice other than–

(a) broken rice; or

(b) glutinous rice; or

(c) as a pre-packed rice meal; or

(d) brewer’s rice in respect of which the Commissioner General has given his prior written permission for importation,

is prohibited.

(2) The importation of–

(a) brown rice; or

(b) vitamin-enriched white rice,

is prohibited unless prior written permission for importation has been given–

(c) by the Minister; or

(d) by the Assistant Secretary, Trade Policy, or the Principal Trade Officer.

(3) Permission under Subsections (1) and (2) ceases to have effect–

(a) where only one date is specified for that purpose in the written form of permission–on that date; or

(b) where more than one date is so specified–on each date, in relation to the part of the goods to which the date relates.

Amphetamine except when the base is supplied for inhalation and is absorbed on an inert solid material

Subject to Section 4.

16.

Aniteridine

Subject to Section 4.

16A.

[Repealed]

17.

Animals of all kinds and semen of animals

Permission of the Minister.

18.

Aprobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

19.

Bags and sacks, second-hand

1. Permission of the Minister.

2. Evidence of fumigation or cleansing to the satisfaction of the Minister.

20.

Bank notes, counterfeit, and all articles that, not being bank notes so nearly resemble bank notes as to be likely to deceive

Prohibited absolutely.

21.

Barbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

21AA.

[Repealed]

21A.

Beef, prime cuts of

Imported into the Morobe, Madang or Milne Bay Provinces for a period of 6 months on and from 10 February 1983. This prohibition to
be reviewed three months after its introduction.

22.

Benzethidine

Subject to Section 4.

23.

Benzylmorphine

Subject to Section 4.

24.

Betacetylmethadol

Subject to Section 4.

25.

Betameprodine

Subject to Section 4.

26.

Betamethadol

Subject to Section 4.

27.

Betaprodine

Subject to Section 4.

28.

Bezitranide

Subject to Section 4.

29.

Birds of all kinds other than birds the importation of which is prohibited absolutely

Permission of the Minister.

30.

Blankets or rugs, second-hand

1. Permission of the Minister or a person authorized by him.

31.

Brallobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

32.

Bufotenine

Subject to Section 4.

33.

Bunamiodyl

Subject to Section 4.

34.

Butabarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

35.

Butalbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

36.

Butallylonal

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

37.

Butobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

38.

Cannabis; Cannabis resin and extracts and tinctures of Cannabis; flowering or fruiting tops of a plant of the genus Cannabis, by whatever
name the tops are called, from which the resin has not been extracted; the leaves of a plant of the genus Cannabis; seeds of a plant
of the genus Cannabis; plants of the genus Cannabis

Subject to Section 4.

38A.

[Repealed]

39.

Chlorphentermine

Subject to Section 4.

40.

Clonitazene

Subject to Section 4.

41.

Cocoa leaf

Subject to Section 4.

42.

Cocaine except in preparations containing not more than 0.1 % of cocaine

Subject to Section 4.

43.

Codeine except in preparations containing not more than 2.5% of codeine

Subject to Section 4.

44.

Codoxime (dihydrocodeinone-6-carboxymethyloxime)

Subject to Section 4.

45.

Coin, counterfeit, including–

Prohibited absolutely.

(a) coin that is not genuine but that resembles or is apparently intended to resemble or pass for genuine coin; and

(b) genuine coin that has been prepared or altered so as to resemble or be apparently intended to resemble or pass for a coin of a higher
denomination; and

(c) genuine coin that has been clipped or filed, or the size or weight of which has otherwise been diminished, and that has been prepared
or altered so as to conceal the clipping, filing or diminution, whether or not–

(i) the coin is in a fit state to be used, dealt with or acted on as if it were genuine; and

(ii) the process of preparation or alteration is complete

46.

Copies of copyright works that–

Prohibited absolutely.

(a) are made out of the country; and

(b) if made in the country would infringe copyright,

and as to which the owner of the copyright has, by himself or his agent, given to the Comptroller–

(c) evidence of the existence of the copyright and of his ownership of the copyright; and

(d) a written notice stating that he wishes that the copies should not be imported into the country

47.

Cultures, living, of bacteria, fungi, mycoplasmas, viruses and other micro-organisms

1. Permission of the Minister.

2. The conditions and restrictions imposed by the Minister in any particular case.

48.

Cyclobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

49.

Cyclopentobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

50.

Desomorphine

Subject to Section 4.

51.

Dexamphetamine

Subject to Section 4.

52.

Dextromoramide

Subject to Section 4.

53.

Dextropropoxyphene except in preparations containing not more than 100 mg of the drug per dosage unit and with a concentration of
not more than 2.5% in undivided preparations

Subject to Section 4.

54.

Diacetylnalorphine

Subject to Section 4.

55.

Diampromide

Subject to Section 4.

56.

Diethylaminophenobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

57.

Diethylpropion

Subject to Section 4.

58.

Diethylthiambutene

Subject to Section 4.

59.

Dihydrocodeine except in preparations containing not more than 2.5% of dihydrocodeine

Subject to Section 4.

60.

Dihydrohydroxymorphinone (Oxymorphine)

Subject to Section 4.

61.

Dihydromorphine

Subject to Section 4.

62.

Dimenoxadol

Subject to Section 4.

63.

Dimepheptanol

Subject to Section 4.

64.

Dimethylthiambutene

Subject to Section 4.

65.

Dimethyltryptamine

Subject to Section 4.

66.

Dioxaphetyl butyrate

Subject to Section 4.

67.

Diphenoxylate except in preparations containing not more than 2.5mg of diphenoxylate calculated as the base and not less than 25 micrograms
of atropine sulphate per dosage unit

Drugs of whatever kind (other than a drug or form of a drug the importation of which is prohibited absolutely) that are, or are likely
to be, productive, or are capable of being converted into substances that are, or are likely to be, productive, of ill-effects substantially
of the same character or nature as, or analogous to, those produced by a drug specified or referred to elsewhere in this Schedule
as being a drug to which Section 4 applies

Subject to Section 4.

71.

Ecgonine

Subject to Section 4.

72.

[Repealed]

73.

Enallylpropymal

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

74.

Ethallobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

75.

Ethchlorvynol

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

76.

Ethinamate

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

77.

Ethylmethylthiarnbutene

Subject to Section 4.

78.

Ethylmorphine except in preparation with a concentration of 2.5% or less

Firearms or weapons of a lethal nature from which any shot, bullet or other missile can be discharged, or any part of any such firearm
or weapon, or the ammunition for use with any such firearm or weapon

Permission of the Commissioner of Police.

85.

Fireworks

Permission of the Minister.

85A.

[Repealed]

86.

Fish, living, and the spawn of fish

Permission of the Director of Agriculture.

86A.

[Repealed]

86B.

[Repealed]

87.

Furethidine

Subject to Section 4.

88.

Glutethimide

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

89.

Goods distributed by the person or persons trading under the name “Lucky Boy” registered under The Business Names Act
of 1962 of the State of Queensland, as amended

Prohibited absolutely.

90.

[Repealed].

91.

Goods imported in a ship or aircraft that is not lawfully registered

Prohibited absolutely.

92.

Goods manufactured by a manufacturer who employs prison labour, which goods are of a like character to–

Prohibited absolutely.

(a) any goods, manufactured by the manufacturer, that are manufactured wholly or in part by prison labour; or

(b) any goods, manufactured by the manufacturer, that are made wholly or in part within or in connection with a prison, gaol or penitentiary

93.

Goods manufactured or produced wholly or in part by prison labour or that have been made within or in connection with a prison, gaol
or penitentiary

Prohibited absolutely.

94.

Goods on or in connection with which there is a false suggestion or a warranty, guarantee or concern as to their production or quality,
by any person, public official, government or country

Prohibited absolutely.

95.

Goods the description of which includes the word “Anzac”, or bearing the word “Anzac”, or a word so nearly
resembling the word “Anzac” as to be likely to deceive

Prohibited absolutely.

96.

Goods that, in the opinion of the Minister, are of a dangerous character and a menace to the community

Permission of the Minister.

97.

Goods (other than films) which, whether of their own nature or having regard to any literary or other work or matter that is embodied,
recorded or reproduced in, or can be reproduced from, them–

Hair dyes comprised of substances or preparations containing phenylene diamine, toluene diamine or any other aromatic amine for use
as hair dyes in quantities in excess of 227.304 ml for liquid preparations and 56.699 g for other preparations

Permission of the Minister or a person authorized by him.

99.

Hair relaxa takeda (whether under that name or any other name)

The importer must satisfy the Comptroller that–

(a) the importer bona fide carries on the trade of a hairdresser; and

(b) the preparation is for use, and is used, by or under the supervision of the importer in the business of a hairdresser; and

(c) the importer is a person approved by the Director of Public Health in writing as being qualified to use the preparation.

100.

Heptabarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

101.

Heptane derivatives having addictive properties and not specified or referred to elsewhere in this Schedule

Subject to Section 4.

102.

Heptobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

103.

Heroin (Diacetylmorphine)

Subject to Section 4.

104.

Hexethal

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

104A.

[Repealed]

105.

Hydrocodone (dihydrocodeinone)

Subject to Section 4.

106.

Hydromophinol (14-hydroxydihydromorphine)

Subject to Section 4.

107.

Hydromorphone (dihydromorphinone)

Subject to Section 4.

108.

Hydroxyamphetamine

Subject to Section 4.

109.

Hydroxypethidine

Subject to Section 4.

110.

Isomethadone

Subject to Section 4.

111.

Ketobemidone

Subject to Section 4.

112.

Knives that incorporate a lever or stud that, when pressed, operates a spring that causes the knife to spring open and to lock automatically
in the open position

Prohibited absolutely.

112A.

Laundry soap

The goods shall not be imported into Papua New Guinea except where–

(a) the importer, on presentation of documentary evidence or on statutory declaration to the Comptroller of Customs, satisfies the Minister
that he has purchased locally produced laundry soap; and

(b) the Minister has granted permission for the importation of the goods in such proportion to the amount of locally produced laundry
soap purchased as the Minister determines.

113.

Levomethorphan

Subject to Section 4.

114.

Levomoramide

Subject to Section 4.

115.

Levophenacylmorphan

Subject to Section 4.

116.

Levorphanol

Subject to Section 4.

117.

Linen, second-hand, intended to be used for bandages

1. Permission of the Minister or a person authorized by him.

2. Evidence of fumigation or cleansing, to the satisfaction of the Minister or a person authorized by him.

118.

Literature commonly known as chain letters (whether or not described as or purporting to be chain letters) and advertising material
relating to chain letter schemes

Prohibited absolutely.

119.

Literature that advocates–

Head of State, acting on advice.

(a) the overthrow by force or violence of the established government of Papua New Guinea, Australia, a State of Australia, any other
civilized country or a state or similar division of any other civilized country; or

(b) the overthrow by force or violence of all forms of law; or

(c) the abolition of organized government; or

(d) the assassination of public officials; or

(e) the unlawful destruction of property

120.

Literature that indicates an intention or advocates the undertaking of an enterprise to carry out an intention–

Permission of the Minister.

(a) to bring the Queen and Head of State into hatred or contempt; or

(b) to incite disaffection against the Government or Constitution of Papua New Guinea or against the National Parliament; or

(c) to incite disaffection against–

(i) the Queen; or

(ii) the Government or Constitution of the United Kingdom; or

(iii) either House of the Parliament of the United Kingdom; or

(d) to incite disaffection against–

(i) the Government or Constitution of any of the Queen’s dominions; or

(ii) either House of the Parliament, or of one of the Parliaments, of one of those dominions; or

(e) to incite disaffection against the connection of the Queen’s dominions under the Crown; or

(f) to incite any person to attempt to procure the alteration, otherwise than by lawful means, of any matter in Papua New Guinea established
by the law of Papua New Guinea; or

(g) to promote feelings of ill-will and hostility between different classes of persons so as to endanger the peace, order or good government
of Papua New Guinea

121.

Lysergic Acid –

Subject to Section 4.

122.

Lysergic Acid Diethylamide

Subject to Section 4.

123.

Margarine and similar butter substitutes

The packages in which the goods are imported must be distinctly branded with the name of the goods.

124.

Matches and vestas containing–

Prohibited absolutely.

(a) the substance known as white phosphorus; or

(b) the substance known as yellow phosphorus

124A.

[Repealed]

125.

Meprobamate

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

126.

Mescaline

Subject to Section 4.

127.

Metazocine

Subject to Section 4.

128.

Methadone

Subject to Section 4.

129.

Methadone-Intermediate

Subject to Section 4.

130.

Methaqualone

Subject to Section 4.

131.

Metharbitone

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

132.

Methylated spirit or ethyl alcohol

Permission of the Comptroller.

133.

Methyldesorphine

Subject to Section 4.

134.

Methyldihydromorphine

Subject to Section 4.

135.

Methylphenidate

Subject to Section 4.

136.

Methylphenobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

137.

1-Methyl-4-Phenylpiperidine-4-Carboxylic Acid

Subject to Section 4.

138.

Methyprylon

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

139.

Metopon (5-methyldihydromorphinone)

Subject to Section 4.

140.

Moramide-Intermediate

Subject to Section 4.

141.

Morpheridine

Subject to Section 4.

142.

Morphinan

Subject to Section 4.

143.

Morphine, except in a solution or dilution in an inert substance containing 0.2% or less of morphine calculated as anhydrous morphine

Subject to Section 4.

144.

Morphine derivatives not specified or otherwise referred to elsewhere in this Schedule

Opium prepared for smoking, including dross and any other form of charred opium

Prohibited absolutely.

162.

Oxycodone

Subject to Section 4.

163.

Oxymorphine

Subject to Section 4.

164.

Parrots, parakeets or other birds of the family known as Psittacidae

Prohibited absolutely.

164A.

Peanut butter, salted and roasted shell peanuts

The goods shall not for a period of 12 months commencing on and from 23 February 1984, being the date of commencement of this amendment,
be imported into Papua New Guinea for retail sale in Morobe Province, Madang Province, East Sepik Province and West Sepik Province
except–

(a) with the permission of the Minister responsible for foreign affairs and trade matters; and

(b) under the conditions and restrictions imposed by that Minister.

165.

Pentazocine

Subject to Section 4.

166.

Pentobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

166A.

Pesticides, being any of the substances defined in Section 1 of the Environmental Contaminants (Pesticides) Regulation 1988.

The goods shall not be imported into Papua New Guinea except in accordance with a permit to import issued under the Environmental Contaminants (Pesticides) Regulation 1988.

167.

Pethidine

Subject to Section 4.

168.

Pethidine-Intermediate-A

Subject to Section 4.

169.

Pethidine-Intermediate-B

Subject to Section 4.

170.

Pethidine-Intermediate-C

Subject to Section 4.

171.

Phenadoxone

Subject to Section 4.

172.

Phenamprodine

Subject to Section 4.

173.

Phenazocine

Subject to Section 4.

174.

Phendimetrazine

Subject to Section 4.

175.

Phenmetrazine

Subject to Section 4.

176.

Phenobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

177.

Phenomorphan

Subject to Section 4.

178.

Phenoperidine

Subject to Section 4.

179.

Phenyl Tertiary Butylamine Resin

Subject to Section 4.

180.

Pholocodine, except in preparations containing not more than 100 mg of the drug per dosage unit and with a concentration of not more
than 2.5% in undivided preparations

Subject to Section 4.

181.

Piminodine

Subject to Section 4.

182.

Piperdine derivatives having addictive properties and not specified or referred to elsewhere in this Schedule

Subject to Section 4.

183.

Pipes for use in opium smoking and all parts of and accessories to such pipes

Prohibited absolutely.

184.

Pipradrol

Subject to Section 4.

185.

Piritramide

Subject to Section 4.

186.

Plumage and skins of–

1. Permission of the Comptroller.

2. The goods shall be used only for educational or scientific purposes.

(a) Birds of Paradise (family Paradiseidae); and

(b) Crowned Pigeon (family Columbidae); and

(c) any of the several species of large crested pigeons of the genus Goura inhabiting Papua New Guinea and the adjacent islands

1. The importer shall produce to the Collector a declaration in a form approved by the Head of State, acting on advice.

2. The Collector is satisfied that the spirits have been matured by storage in wood for not less than two years: in the case of blended
spirits of different ages the age of the youngest spirit shall be deemed to be the age of the whole.

3. The goods–

(a) must, subject to the Paragraph (b), be imported in packages containing not less than the following quantities:–

(i) spirits in cases (not being perfumed or medicinal) –9.092l (reputed); and

(ii) spirits in bulk –22.730l; and

(b) may be imported in quantities less than those prescribed by Paragraph (a) where–

(i) the duty is paid promptly on importation; and

(ii) the Collector is satisfied that the goods–

(A) are samples only; or

(B) are intended for private use only by the importer; or

(C) are for medicinal use only; or

(D) are surplus ships’ stores.

210.

Spirobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

210A.

[Repealed]

211.

Tea

The goods must comply with the following standards:–

(a) the tea shall not be–

(ii) exhausted; or

(ii) adulterated with spurious leaf or exhausted leaves; or

(iii) unfit for human use; or

(iv) unwholesome; and

(b) the tea shall have a soluble extract of not less than 30% by weight, calculated on a moisture-free basis; and

(c) the total ash shall not be more than 8%; and

(d) the soluble ash shall not be less than 3% calculated on a moisture-free basis.

212.

Tear gas and similar substances

1. Permission of the Commissioner of Police.

2. The goods must be for use by the Government.

213.

Tetrabarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

214.

Thalidomide, officially described as a-Phthalimidogularimide, and any preparations and admixtures of it

Prohibited absolutely.

215.

Thebacon

Subject to Section 4.

216.

Thebaine

Subject to Section 4.

217.

Thioamobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

218.

Thiobarbital

Subject to Section 4 (other than Section 4(5)(d), (e), (f) and (g)).

219.

Tobacco, cigars and cigarettes

The goods–

(a) must subject to Paragraph (b), be imported in packages containing not less than the following quantities:–

(i) tobacco–4.536kg net; and

(ii) cigars–4.536kg net; or

(iii) cigarettes–2.268kg net; or

(b) may be imported in quantities less than those prescribed by Paragraph (a) when–

(i) the duty is paid promptly on importation; and

(ii) the Collector is satisfied that the goods–

(a) are samples only; or

(B) are intended for private use only by the importer; or

(C) are surplus ships’ stores.

220.

Trimeperidine

Subject to Section 4.

221.

Vaccine, living or killed

1. Permission of the Minister.

2. The conditions and restrictions imposed by the Minister in any particular case.